Hope floor by LUCEPLAN

Born in 2009 as a modern reinterpretation of classic chandeliers, Hope has a graceful, support structure in cut and bent steel and - depending on the model – a variable number of transparent injection-moulded polycarbonate arms. These arms support pairs of thin Fresnel lenses in plastic, produced by embossing microprisms onto polycarbonate film for a refraction effect equivalent to that of glass.

Today Luceplan proposes four new versions capable of satisfying a variety of demands. The large suspension lamp with 105 pairs of illuminating lenses can be enlarged upon request for special projects. This is the perfect solution for public spaces where a sparkling and joyful effect is desired. The wall model is smaller, with three pairs of lenses, while the ceiling model has 12 pairs of lenses. Finally, the floor version completes the Hope family: polished stainless steel tripod supports 18 pairs of illuminating lenses.Born in 2009 as a modern reinterpretation of classic chandeliers, Hope has a graceful, support structure in cut and bent steel and - depending on the model – a variable number of transparent injection-moulded polycarbonate arms. These arms support pairs of thin Fresnel lenses in plastic, produced by embossing microprisms onto polycarbonate film for a refraction effect equivalent to that of glass.

Today Luceplan proposes four new versions capable of satisfying a variety of demands. The large suspension lamp with 105 pairs of illuminating lenses can be enlarged upon request for special projects. This is the perfect solution for public spaces where a sparkling and joyful effect is desired. The wall model is smaller, with three pairs of lenses, while the ceiling model has 12 pairs of lenses. Finally, the floor version completes the Hope family: polished stainless steel tripod supports 18 pairs of illuminating lenses.